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Fenway Park – Home of the Red Sox. First official game: April 20, 1912
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Fenway Park
Home of the Red Sox. First official game: April 20, 1912
Fenway Park – Home of the Red Sox. First official game: April 20, 1912
Ebbets Field
Home of the Brooklyn Dodgers. April 9 1913 to September 24 1957
Baseball Prints Triple Framed (shown in bronze but also available in black)
Forbes Field
Home of the Pirates. June 30 1909 to June 28 1970
2 patents for adding cork to core of ball. Features NL balls. Version with AL also available.
Yankee Stadium
Home of the New York Yankees. April 18 1923 to September 21 2008
Baseball – Stitching and Covering
2 patents – 1 for the “figure-8” stitching, 1 for adding cork to core of ball. Features both AL and NL balls.
Baseball Umpire Counter
Wrigley Field
Home of the Chicago Cubs. First official game: April 20 1916
Baseball – American League
2 patents for adding cork to core of ball. Features AL balls. Version with NL also available.
Baseball Catchers Protection
Baseball Coasters – Set of 4
Baseball Bat
Use of cork in the handle of the bat applied and maintained under high tension and pressure.
Navin Field
Home of the Detroit Tigers. April 20 1912 to September 27 1999
Shibe Park
Home of the Philadelphia Athletics and the Philadelphia Phillies. April 12 1909 to October 01 1970
Baseball Catchers Mask
Baseball Prints Triple Framed (shown in bronze but also available in black) – 3 different baseballs
Lakefront Stadium
Home of the Indians. July 03 1932 to October 03 1993
Baseball Catchers Mitt
Useful improvement on a catcher’s mitt. The patent date can be seen embossed in the leather strap on the mitt.